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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1912
Page
5
Classified ad lists blue 27 inch wide items at 35¢ and silk yardage in new shades. Includes 100 dozen gauze ribbed underwear, ribbed vests and fine ribbed union suits in multiple prices. Lingerie waists offered, values from 98c to $1.50, with various price points from 12.50 to 40.
Silk dresses offered in taffeta and foulard silk span colors with prices from eight fifty to twelve fifty, presenting a splendid value for shoppers seeking durable fabrics and elegant style.
A brief advertisement lists Sill boot hose at 25c, silk sheer hose in tan or black at 25c, and good quality tan or black hose at 10c and 1e. The copy emphasizes affordable hosiery options under the Phoenix brand with color choices and pricing.
Wash dresses in gingham lawn pique and linen for children priced at 1.50 and ladies dresses from 3.50 to 3.8. It will pay you to buy your wash dress from this stock.
Fashion note highlights new long coats for women priced from 12 50 to 25 dollars at a shop touting high quality and best value, promising money savings while offering durable, stylish outerwear for the season.
An itemized read includes Walter L. Peake attorney at Corry Pennsylvania promising general practice with focus on corporation negligence and a retail note for dairy and farm supplies. The text also contains a humorous exchange about eggs and dollars from the Boston Transcript and Washington Star clipping.
Repair service for all machines offered by George W Morris at 150 North Center Street. Calls welcome at phone 268. Local ad highlights latest sewing machine model and repair capability.
The notice promotes Patnozone as a universal remedy for horses, claimed to stop pain swellings and stiffness and to kill internal pests. It suggests use around stables, promises improvements in condition, and lists Thos Downey and A Welns as dealers with a 24 cent bottle price.
We have about 50 boxes of linen finished papers that sell regularly at 25¢, 80¢ and 85¢. All together for 18¢. A few 50¢ papers 29¢ and initial stationery boxes for 10¢. Initial tablet paper 18¢. Come early before they are closed out.
The notice urges purchases of diamonds with warnings about misled buyers. It claims Stavenine diamonds are perfect and appeals to readers to examine only the highest quality, suggesting personal care in shopping and inviting investigation at the shop.
In a sparse notice the entry notes ongoing dispute and tense communication involving a party named Macksy Bon nett and a related entity. The fragment hints at a continued report or legal matter carried over from a previous page. Strong names appear amid unclear context.
Washington reports focus on locating a unidentified vessel after the Titanic sinking. Senate inquiries, long distance telephoning, and cables to New York and Frankfurt aim to uncover any trace of the missing schooner referenced by Captain Moore. Titanic survivors arrive in Plymouth to provide statements amid restrictions.
George W. Perkins has acknowledged lending 15000 dollars to a Taft campaign fund in 1908. He asserts the loan remains unpaid, with the amount still outstanding. The disclosure highlights Perkins involvement in early campaign finance and the unresolved debt years later.
In a New York letter dated April 28 1908 George W Perkins disputes attacks over a 15000 loan to the Taft campaign. He states the note signed by George R Sheldon remained unpaid and notes the loan was made after the campaign ended as Sheldon avoided payment claiming he could not meet bills.
An advertorial for HYOMM inhaler promises rapid cure for everyone with catarrh and coughs. It asserts the product removes irritation and inflammation using a membrane treatment and guarantees relief or money back. Sold by Ames & Com Corry Pa and widely distributed.
The Nu Bone Corset Factory advertises light work and good pay, inviting more girls to apply at the office on the second floor of Ajax Bank. The notice emphasizes short time earnings and directs applicants to the office for details.
A damaged fragment reports a family memorial at Mackay-Bonnett involving Want Stead's body and a bond securing someone’s release. The text is garbled, with names and dates unclear, but references a family memorial and a demised person tied to a bond or custody action.
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